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argbash function
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| parseArgs () { | |
| argbash-init "${@}" - | | |
| argbash - | | |
| tr '\n' '☁' | | |
| perl -pe 's/.*START OF CODE GENERATED BY Argbash(.*)END OF CODE GENERATED BY Argbash.*/#$1/g' | | |
| tr '☁' '\n' | |
| } |
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I have fixed the link. It leads to an Argbash issues that links to the prototype implementation.
I think that I am slowly starting to see your point - you don't like the generated code in your script.
Therefore, I think that the "interpreter" is the best option for you - instead of calling that function, you could declare the interface in a standard Argbash way, i.e. using comments, which is more descriptive, and you get support for additional goodies s.a. short options, default values, help and manpage output, while the "interpreter" will add the generated code for you.